-Ed pronunciation
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- The document discusses the pronunciation rules for adding "-ed" to regular verbs in English. - When a verb ends in a voiced sound like -d or -t, "-ed" is pronounced /-id/ as in "wanted" or "rested". - When a verb ends in an unvoiced sound like -r, -n, -i, or -l, "-ed" is pronounced /-d/ as in "answered" or "preferred". - For all other verbs, "-ed" is pronounced /-t/ as in "danced" or "missed".
-Ed pronunciation
- 2. When the pronunciation of the verbs finishes in –d or –t , “-ed” is pronounced /-id/ To accept To visit To eliminate To want To start To decide To rest To repeat To wait To add To hate To rent To arrest visited started wanted added hated rented arrested waited rested accepted eliminated decided repeated
- 3. When the pronunciation of the verbs finishes in –r, -n, -i or –l , “-ed” is pronounced /-d/ To study To discover To stayTo notify To conquer To answer To combine To clean To prefer To specify To explore To destroy To blancken discovered conquered notified specified explored destroyed blankened prefered combined studied stayed answered cleaned To call repeated To listen listened
- 4. For the rest, “-ed” is pronounced /-t/ To smoke To talk To arriveTo work To walk To wash To dance To fix To live To love To recieve To help To cook discovered conquered notified specified explored destroyed blankened prefered danced smoked arrived washed fixed To park parked To miss missed To exercise exercised